Does this replace what I do?
No. BRIC makes you sharper, not redundant. The relationships, the negotiation, the market read, and the close are still yours. What changes is that you walk into the pitch already holding the numbers, so you're the broker who brought the analysis instead of the one promising to get to it later.
I already pay for CRE data tools. Why add this?
Most legacy platforms run $250–300 a month and are built for research, not for winning a specific listing. BRIC starts from a single building's real numbers and produces a defensible value you can put in front of an owner today, at a fraction of the cost. It's not a replacement for a research subscription; it's the thing you actually bring to the pitch.
Will an owner trust a number I generated?
That's the point of the "defensible" framing. The value range is built from the owner's own income, expenses, and current market data, designed to survive scrutiny rather than flatter anyone. You're not asking them to trust a black box; you're showing them the math, which is exactly what earns the listing.
How fast can I actually use it on a deal?
Today. Buy the plan and you’re in immediately: enter an address, add the numbers, and you have a pitch-ready analysis in minutes. Prefer to see it before you commit? Request a demo and the BRIC team walks the workspace on your actual book first. Either way, you can prep for tomorrow’s meeting tonight.
What does it cost, and is there a trial?
Pricing is simple and shown up front, with no surprises. Broker plans are annual with no free trial: request a demo with the BRIC team, see the workspace on your actual book, then commit. You can also preview the workspace with sample data any time. See the
pricing page for current numbers.
Do you compete with me for the client?
No. BRIC is infrastructure, not a brokerage. We don't list properties, we don't represent buyers or sellers, and we don't take your client. The Partner Network can send work toward brokers who bring the numbers, not away from them. You can review how data is handled on our
data rights page.